This little PC works great ad I havent experienced any technical issues in the couple weeks Ive had it. Work for all the office basics.

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I have a another Kamarui mini-pc thats similar to this model, but Celeron was inside of it and it had less ram, but this Alder Lake runs similarly with similar performance. I am not knocking this newer model and especially for the price, it is worth your money if you need an expensive but better than expected results for your dime. It has enough muscle to do all basic things one would expect for a home or small business computer and some light to medium level games. It`s pretty much entry level and suitable for most needs without the need to sacrifice a lot of money. There are plenty of inputs, 4 x USB and dual screen output HDMI ports all easily accessible because of the mini form factor design. Wi-Fi and Bluetooth as expected, as well as an ethernet port for hardwired connection. The look of the box is sleek with a gaming console look about it and it has an indicator light that shows by color what state the PC is in.

Turned into pleasantly surprised by way how a good deal this little unit has!

This mini PC replaces my old PC tower. Its light and compact, and takes up very little space on my desk. I like its simple clean design. It has two HDMI slots and 4 USB slots. It starts up fast and runs super quietly. If it was not for the indicator light, I would not know that it was on. No fan but the unit stays cool even after running for 3 hours. Pretty amazing for the small size. Everything is plug and play. No issues. It comes with a power cord and a HDMI to HDMI cable. It would have been nice to include a HDMI to Mini HDMI cable, but no complaint. This Mini PC is adequate for photo editing in terms of processing speed and storage. Sweet price point. I like it. Thank You!

This is an amazing little PC!!! Was very easy to connect and updated immediately after set up. Having dual HDMI ports is great for hooking up 2 monitors. My son was able to play Xbox games using the cloud. The Available USB ports make it easy to hook up my wireless keyboard and mouse. Highly recommend this Mini PC!!!

I wanted this for a small, antique desk where I use it almost exclusively for web applications like video playback, email, and social media. It works terrific for my needs for this computer. Videos are clear and without lag, email and text editing (etc) are fast, and the space this computer takes up is negligible. I could see this as being a great choice for kids schoolwork, for the basic needs an elderly person has for computing, and for lightweight secondary uses around the home like Im using it for. For the price, what you get is great computing power (within reason) and a tiny footprint. As long as you have all the peripherals it needs, you can plug in and go with this little performer. This is a great value.

This has replaced my laptop for traveling purposes. Just plug it into an HDMI monitor (like the TV in a hotel room for instance) add a mouse and a keyboard and you have a fully functioning pc. I was able to stream videos, browse the internet, edit graphics and even play some video games. (It doesnt have a fancy graphics card so it might lag a little on more compute hungry games) Its small enough to mount behind a TV to make it smarter!

This is my second mini-pc. This one out performs my last one. It is just a tad over 5x5x2. This came with Win 11 Pro, my last one come with Win 10 pro upgradable to Win 11 Pro. And that caused problems, where this is already installed. It just did the Win 11 version 22H2 upgrade and still running like a charm. It comes with 8 GB of DDR4 ram and and 256 GB M.2 SSD. Has 2.4 and 5G built in WiFi. 2 USB 2.0 and 2 USB 3.0 ports, has a 1000Mbps LAN port, it even comes with a VESA mounting plate to attach it to the back of your monitor. Also has 2 HDMI ports so you can run 2 monitors. You also add up to a 2TB ssd drive for more storage.

I switched from PC to Mac about 10 years ago. I still have a few legacy programs that I find useful from the Windows XP and Windows 7 era. I used to keep a Windows 7 virtual machine on my Mac but I have recently switched to the Apple Studio with Apple silicon and with that, only Windows 11 is available in Parallels. I decided that I could order this computer and install my old windows virtual machines on it. Then I can access it from my Mac using Microsoft Remote Desktop. The small form factor and very low power draw along with very low cost makes this a reasonable solution for me.